Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire Why were the other 3 officers so indifferent to Mr. Floyds plight ?

I don't think any of the cops believed him when he said he could not breath. I am sure they hear that all the time when they are trying to subdue someone. There was no excuse for kneeling on the guys neck after he was on the ground and handcuffed. The police officer kneeling on his neck apparently has a history. He has 18 complaints against him including a couple of shootings. He should have been let go allot sooner and now as a result, Floyd is dead and the city is liable.

I find it humorous that people talk about how dangerous it is to live in the ghetto like it is some justification for the police to use deadly force whenever dealing with the public. Its almost as dangerous as living near a white trash trailer park full of meth heads out in the sticks.

Can you post copies of the actual complaints against the officer? And the IA reports investigating him

Like to read them. You really sound like you know what you're talking about living in rural TN.

I don’t believe the officers killed the perp. I see three officers doing a reasonably professional job of restraining a violent perp until he can be transported to the hospital for evaluation. They pin the perp that way so perp can’t hurt themselves or the officers. The “I can’t breathe” means he can breathe fine. They had already called the ambulance to come get him and were obviously unaware he had died before the ambulance arrived. Probably called because he was suspected mentally ill and was violently resisting arrest. The officers only mistake was not paying close attention. In their defense they had no reason to suspect a guy who was just violently resisting was going to die in the ten minutes it took for the ambulance to arrive.

The police officer's name is Derek Chauvin. The police department released the information but did not elaborate. I am sure if you look hard enough, you can find out more.

As for rural TN, they did not make it near impossible for you to get sudafed because of black people.

I know the officer's name. But what were the results of investigating the complaints against him? Was he found guilty in any of the complaints? Your post insinuated that if someone had a complaint filed against him, which is very common in policing, they are guilty. Sounds like you're just making stuff up now.

All you got to do is google. Nothing made up. Easy to verify. I don't want to post any sources that you don't trust. You know, fake news and all. Of course, in most if not all cases if there isn't video evidence released to the public, the officers are rarely ever charged, The cops word is always taken over the the private citizen. They always get the benefit of the doubt which they should but unfortunately that trust gets abused by bad cops. The cop that killed Philando Castile walked away. How? He doesn't want Castile to touch the gun but still wants his drivers license and then he shoots him for reaching for his wallet.

I googled the IA reports regarding complaints and misconduct against the officer Chauvin and can't find them.

Since you obviously know what you're talking about because you saw something on the internet. LOL Now you cant find them

please post the actual IA results of the misconduct by officer Chauvin and stop trying to change the subject. If you insist on posting lies just provide proof that Im wrong. Pretty simple concept you know.

So they never release any video evidence in police shootings now? Please provide proof of that one too

lmao

Read the Stanley Milgram experiment, all you need to know about human psychology in these matters is right there.